It's mentioned in Readme.txt but neither in FirefoxPortable.ini nor in FirefoxPortable.nsi
Does it mean the launcher always waits? If so, what does the launcher always do once Firefox gets closed?
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It always waits because Firefox always sticks stuff locally.
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I'm using http://sandboxie.com and by default it only sandbox firefox.exe itself. So the question is what will the launcher do if everything Firefox does doesn't count (being sandboxed)?
You don't need sandboxie with Firefox Portable. Using it with it is unsupported.
The launcher is designed to work with unaltered Firefox with nothing else interfering. It handles removing some local PC files on exit. There is no way to turn this off.
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Where in FirefoxPortable.nsi are the lines that delete leftovers? So I'd see if it's worth to sandbox them?